Prayer List

Lay Service Schedule

February Calendar

Sunday School!

Birthdays & Anniversaries

Advent Announcements

Thoughts from Your Senior Warden Being the Senior Warden for just two weeks has given me much more of

an appreciation for the incredible job my predecessor (Nancy Junk) has

done. This is so much more prominent with the absence of a permanent

Rector. The good news is that two Rectors have already submitted their

request for consideration and several more are inquiring about our

position. Even though the end date for submissions by prospective

Rectors is the last of February, the diocese feels confident that we will

have sufficient applicants by then to make the right selection.

Attendance at, and income from, Jazz in the Sanctuary has been steadily

going up. Our hope is that this will lead to increased attendance and

eventually membership in our congregation. The next performance is on

February 11, 2019 starting at 7 pm. Please attend and invite others.

Our annual art showcase: 2019 Art at Advent, is scheduled for February

16, 2019. Hours are from 2 pm to 6 pm. It is a great opportunity for

artists from within our church, as well as local artists to show their craft.

It can also be a pleasant way to spend the afternoon looking at the works

of some very talented people.

Sunday School for the month of February will be on the 3rd and the 17th.

We have several members of our congregation who really need our

prayers for comfort and healing in this difficult time for them. Please

take the time to pray for our congregation.

You Senior Warden,

Al Ragl

Jazz in the Sanctuary

February 11, 2019 at 7:00 PM

Art at Advent

February 16, 2019 at 2:00 PM

Sunday , February 17th

special music during the 10:00

AM Eucharist Serivce by flautist,

Lindsay Hager.

The Angelus Episcopal Church of the Advent

February 2019 Edition

2019 Senior Warden, Al Ragl thanking Nancy Junk, outgoing

Senior Warden, for her service to Church of the Advent.

Church of the Advent celebrates the service of Rick Harrington as Junior Warden, Ande

Bauzenberger as Vestry Member and Nancy Junk as Senior Warden.

Episcopal Church of the Advent

If you or a family member would like to

schedule a Lay Eucharistic Visit at

home please notify the church office at

772-283-6221.

Episcopal Church of the Advent Lay Eucharistic Ministers

Sandee Ragl

Dorcas Boucher

Richard Tinker

Lynne Conroy

Joe Novick

Ann Quinn

Mike Quinn

Jim Lammie

Debra Lammie

Beloved Mom, Gran Beloved Mom,

Grandma, Great Grandma & Aunt Lol

dma, Great Grandma & Aunt Lol

Sunday School Dates

February 3 at 10 AM

February 17 at 10 AM

Advent Announcements

Part time Driver needed for weekly appoinments and errands. $15.00/Hour Pay. If you

know of anyone who is realiable please have them contact Malcolm Hughes at 344-1865

Please make sure to check your email for notifications from the Church Office.

If you are not receiving the monthly publication of The Angelus, our church newsletter,

please send a request to the church email - adventpalmcity@bellsouth.net.

Printed newsletters are available in the Narthex for those who do not receive it by email.

Please make sure to pick up you new Day by Day and offering envelopes

in the Church Narthex.

We still need parish members to sign up for weekly coffee hour goodies.

You can find the sign up sheet in the Parish Hall.

NEW

PLAYGROUND

EQUIPMENT

Following the 10 AM Holy

Eucharist on January 27,

2019 during Coffee Hour a

Special Presentation was

given by Emily Cooper on

her Girl Scout Golden

Award Project- upgrading

and renovation of the

Church Playground.

Prayer List Prayer List

Marie Mach Aunt of Elaine Lavallee for healing

Paul Trovitch Parish Member for healing

Debrah Bornschein Worth Goddaughter of Bob Bornschein for healing

Ed Wisdom Brother of Don Wisdom for healing

Malcolm Hughes Parish Member for healing

Jerry Tillman Friend of Jim Lammie for healing

Bill & Kaye Lycke Parish Members for healing

Rob Dauk Friend of Fred & Stephanie Barnard for healing

Glenn Gardiner Parish Member for healing

Dan Bornschein Cousin of Bob Bornschein for healing

Anita Tragaessor Friend of Debra Lammie for healing

Bob Bornschein Parish Member for healing

Jim Bongard Friend of Ron & Gail Traynor for healing

Charlie Lieske Friend of Bob Bornschein for healing

Mary Jane Strobel Cousin & Friend of Lynn Cullen for healing

Pam Stewart Friend of Stephanie Barnard for healing

Chase Morgan Friend of Helen Keiser for healing

Lan Spilman Friend of Peter & Gayle Grimm for healing

Ginnie Glover Daughter of Scott & Rita Wyllie for peace & comfort

Ray Moore Parish Member for healing

Bo Trossbach Father of Jessica Trossbach for healing

Caleb Robbins Nephew of Jan Jaeger, Lynne Conroy’s Sister for healing

Frank Carr Boss of Jan Jaeger, Lynne Conroy’s Sister for healing

Chuck Conn Friend of Ron & Gail Traynor for healing

Elizabeth Marshall Niece of Anne Treadwell for healing

Louise Fountain Parish Member for healing

Scott Wyllie Parish Member for healing

Connie Whalen Parish Member for healing

Terry Sheldon Friend of Dave & Mary Lou Marshall for healing

Ron Wistner Friend of Anne Treadwell for healing

Anne Maresca Sister of Jess Huss for healing

George Beckwith Parish Member for healing

Julie Lammie Sister in Law of Jim Lammie for healing

Joe Novick Parish Member for healing

Jay Junk Brother of Bill Junk for healing

Bill Hill Family of Sandra Hill McCowan for healing

Betty Jo Garrison Friend of Chilly Cox for healing

Raymond Kuntz Family of Richard Tinker for healing

Natalie Jaume Parish Member for healing

Josh Temple & Family Grandson of Nancy & Bill Junk for peace

Kathy Sanders Sister-in-Law of Tom Sanders for healing

Lydia Barnes’ great grandchildren (Triplets), Finn, Aubrey & Lydia in Charlotte, North Carolina

born 3 ½ months premature- please pray for continued healing.

If you would like someone added to our Prayer List, please call the Church Office 283-6221.

Thank you for helping us to pray effectively! Our Prayer Chain uses this list to pray regularly for each person. Please notify the Parish Office at 283-6221 if you or someone you know is homebound, in the hospital or needs a Prayer

Visit.

GIVE ONE

Your Generous Donations

each month help provide to

those in need!

We had a successful CPR and

First Aid Training on Saturday,

January 26 in the Parish Hall.

We have scheduled some future

dates on the calendar for refresher

courses for those who attended the

Training Session.

Each Refresher Course will be

after the 10 AM Holy Eucharist

Service on that date.

March 10, 2019

June 9, 2019

September 8, 2019

Church Link for Amazon Smile:

https://smile.amazon.com/ch/65-0008233

You can only use this link to credit the

Church of the Advent for the half per cent.

By using the link above, you can connect

your Amazon account to contribute to The

Church of the Advent each time you make

a purchase through this Amazon link. You

can also visit our facebook Page and click

directly on the link https://www.facebook.com/churchoftheavent4484

.

LAHIA Sandwich Volunteers Needed Do you have some free time and are looking for

a worthwhile way to serve on a local mission

outreach program? Then the Mission &

Outreach Ministry Team would love to speak

with you. They are currently looking for three

more volunteers to help in our LAHIA Sandwich

Program. Each volunteer makes 5 or 10

sandwiches every other month that are delivered

to LAHIA on the 2nd and 4th Monday to help feed

the homeless and needy families in our local

community. If this sounds like something you

might enjoy doing, please pray about it and

contact Debra Lammie at 772-288-4491 for more

details.

Church of the Advent

Mission Team

Presents

Spirit Night Third Thursday of each month:

Dine in or Take out 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm.

Bring your family & friends for a delicious

BBQ Dinner at Sonny’s BBQ

1961 S. US Hwy. #1 Stuart

15% to 25% of your bill will be donated to

Advent’s Missions

Next Date

FEB. 21, 2019

Vestry

Meeting 9am

SONNY’S

BBQ

Ongoing Needs

FOR FOOD PANTRY:

• Eggs

• Milk

• Cereal

• Peanut butter and jelly (in squeeze bottles)

• Canned meat (tuna, chicken, salmon) pop-top lid, if possible

• Canned soup (with protein) pop-top lid

• Large cans of fruit and veggies

• Gatorade bottles (assorted flavors)

• Granola bars, cereal, healthy snacks

• Water bottles (16.9 oz)

• Juice

• Pasta and sauce

• Chef-boy-r-dee po p-top cans

• Salad dressings

• Clean plastic groceries bags (we use them to bag food)

• Cheap brands powdered laundry soap (we bag up in sandwich Ziplocks)

• Zip lock bags (snack, sandwich, quart and gallon sizes)

• Large latex-free gloves (Harbor Freight has 100/box for $6, often on sale)

FOR KITCHEN:

• Powdered drinks (iced tea, pink lemonade, lemonade, Kool-aid)

• Coffee and creamer

• Sugar

• NapkinsPaper towels

• Plastic knives, forks, spoons

• Plates (large & small)

• Bowls (for salad and fruit)

• 8 oz foam cups (for coffee)

• 10 oz plastic drinking cups (for cold drinks)

• Aluminum foil

• 32 to 35 gallon trash bags

• Liquid dish soap

• Bleach

• Vinegar (large white bottles for cleaning laminate floors)

FOR LAUNDRY ROOM:

• Laundry detergent (powdered)

• Laundry detergent (liquid)

TOILETRIES AND CAMPING SUPPLIES:

• Shampoo

• Conditioner

• Toothbrush/toothpaste

• Bug spray

• Citronella candles

• Shaving cream

• Razors

• Deodorant

• Toilet paper

• Wet wipes

• Flashlights

• Batteries (AA, AAA, C and D)

• Long-lasting candles

• Tents (2 to 4 men tent)

• Tarps (brown or green)

• Cot or air mattress

• Batteries (AA, AAA, C and D)

• Flashlights

• Long-lasting candles

• Tents (2 to 4 men tent)

• Tarps (brown or green)

• Cot or air mattress

• Sleeping bags

• Bicycles (even if they need to be fixed)

• Bike parts (26″ bike wheel, 24″ & 26″ tires, 7 tubes)

CLOTHING:

• Socks (mid-calf, grey or black color)

• Underwear (size 32-36)

• Large and extra-large colored t-shirts

• Men’s Jeans (30, 32, 34 waist / 30, 32, 34 length)

• Men’s sneakers, 9-12